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Speaker 1: heart be troubled. You are listening to the Shawn Hannity
Speaker 1: radio show podcast. Just last week he confirmed the National
Speaker 1: Review that he is again considering a run in t
Speaker 1: do it tu Anald clous you account by check now
Speaker 1: on the half of this country which does not want
Speaker 1: you to be president, but which badly wants you to run.
Speaker 1: Donald Trump has been saying that he will run for
Speaker 1: president as a Republican, which is surprising since I just
Speaker 1: assumed he was running as a joke. Is that people
Speaker 1: think that Donald Trump is a clown? Donald Donald Trump
Speaker 1: is a clown? And I mean, does anybody seriously think
Speaker 1: that Donald Trump is serious about running for president? Donald Trump,
Speaker 1: it ain't the clown. Which Republican candidate has the best
Speaker 1: chance of winning the general election of the declared ones?
Speaker 1: Right now? Donald Trump? President Obama will go down as
Speaker 1: perhaps the worst president in the history of the United States.
Speaker 1: Exclamation point at real Donald Trump, at real Donald rumple
Speaker 1: At least I will go down as a president. Basically,
Speaker 1: this is the beginning of the end for Trump at
Speaker 1: the beginning of the end. The beginning of the end
Speaker 1: is probably starting of the beginning of the end for
Speaker 1: for Donald Trump. Donald, You're not gonna be able to
Speaker 1: insult your way to the presidency. The strongest person usually
Speaker 1: isn't the loudest one in the room. So right now
Speaker 1: we have Hillary is about a seventy five or favorite.
Speaker 1: We have different persons. Hillary link up by double digits
Speaker 1: nationally twelve full race, Clinton leading in Florida, Clilton leading
Speaker 1: in North Carolina, Clinton leading in Ohio, Clinton leading in Nevada.
Speaker 1: I could go on and on and on. Uh. I
Speaker 1: continue to believe Mr Trump will not be president. And
Speaker 1: so right now, Mr Trump, to answer your call for
Speaker 1: political honesty, I just want to say, you're not going
Speaker 1: to be president. All right, it's been fun, it's been great.
Speaker 1: I love here, But come on, come on, bunny. We
Speaker 1: are a major projection right now Donald Trump will take
Speaker 1: o HI that projects Donald Trump will carry the state
Speaker 1: of Florida, US win for Donald Trumpell Donald Trump, while
Speaker 1: we project will win in Kentucky with Indiana with its
Speaker 1: eleven collectoral vote, West Virginia, Coloa, Tennessee, and Mississimi, South Carolina, Alabama,
Speaker 1: New North Dakota pub with its three electoral votes in
Speaker 1: South Dakota, Texas, Arkansaw, Louisia, the state of Montana or
Speaker 1: North Carolina, Georgia, Utah, Wisconsin, Arizona, Kansas with its six
Speaker 1: electoral votes, Nebraska with its five electoral votes, and why
Speaker 1: it's three. Sorry to keep you waiting, complicated business. A
Speaker 1: lot of people have laughed at me over the years.
Speaker 1: Now they're not laughing so much. I'll tell you no,
Speaker 1: they're not laughing now, are they. They're in a total
Speaker 1: freak out mode. Glad you are with us, right down
Speaker 1: a toll free telephone number if you want to be
Speaker 1: a part of this extravaganza. You know, we've got to
Speaker 1: define this movement. And you know, for years we've had
Speaker 1: what I would call the alt radical left. You know,
Speaker 1: I never heard the term alt right alter. What is
Speaker 1: alt right? Okay, I'll tell you what alt radical left is.
Speaker 1: All these lunatics, thousands of them in front of Trump towers.
Speaker 1: It's the lunatics that are now suggesting that they are
Speaker 1: going to protest the inauguration, as if it's gonna make
Speaker 1: any difference. The alt radical left in a meltdown, the
Speaker 1: alt radical left media in a meltdown. We're gonna get
Speaker 1: into all of this today and it's going to let
Speaker 1: me tell you what this whole thing is gonna come
Speaker 1: down to. It's gonna come down to Donald Trump fulfilling
Speaker 1: his promises. And that is if he follows up. Look,
Speaker 1: if he does these things. If he appoints originalists to
Speaker 1: the Supreme Court. If he allows repatriation of trillions and
Speaker 1: one of the lowest corporate tax rates in the industrialized world.
Speaker 1: If he opens up the energy resources of this country.
Speaker 1: If he eliminates Obamacare and replaces it with free market
Speaker 1: healthcare options, which will dramatically lower cause for you, the consumer.
Speaker 1: If he sends education back to the States with a
Speaker 1: specific promise, especially to inner city America, that finally you'll
Speaker 1: have the schools that you deserve and have needed for
Speaker 1: all this time. If he builds the wall. You know,
Speaker 1: I watched sixty minutes last night and I'm like, yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm going to build the wall. Yeah. Well, some say
Speaker 1: you might put offensive well in some areas and it
Speaker 1: may only need offense, but you know, yeah, I'm building
Speaker 1: the wall. He's going back on his promises. No he's not. No,
Speaker 1: he doubled down on them. And you know the fact
Speaker 1: that people are interpreted or the fact, you know, I'm
Speaker 1: giving another example on healthcare, Okay, he said, yeah, up
Speaker 1: to twenty six years old, you can stay on your
Speaker 1: mom and dad's insurance while you're getting started in your
Speaker 1: adult life. After you finally graduate college and realize that
Speaker 1: credit cards actually have to be paid by yourself, not
Speaker 1: mommy and daddy. Yeah, it may take a couple of
Speaker 1: years so that they'll keep that. And he said he'll
Speaker 1: keep pre existing conditions. That was in every single solitary
Speaker 1: replacement healthcare bill that Republicans put forward. But the media
Speaker 1: doesn't tell you that either. But back to my point,
Speaker 1: if he follows up on his agenda those things I
Speaker 1: just mentioned, if he it's safe zones instead of bringing
Speaker 1: in or risking bringing in people that come from countries
Speaker 1: that think it's okay to tell women how to dress,
Speaker 1: that women can't drive, I think it's okay to kill
Speaker 1: gays and lesbians, in other words, values that contradict our
Speaker 1: constitutional values. If he, if he extremely vets these people,
Speaker 1: sets up safe zones, etcetera, he will be a successful president.
Speaker 1: Enormously successful if he remembers that this election is about
Speaker 1: what I said on Wednesday of last week. It's about
Speaker 1: the forgotten man, the people that have been left behind
Speaker 1: and screwed over by corruption in Washington, d C. He
Speaker 1: will be a successful president my job as I see it,
Speaker 1: these next four years. And for all of you in
Speaker 1: the media speculating Hannah is gonna run the FC, see
Speaker 1: Hannity is gonna be the press secretary anity. By the way,
Speaker 1: if this election had gone the other way, um, let
Speaker 1: me let me tell you where we'd be right now.
Speaker 1: It would be one written obituary about my career after another, which,
Speaker 1: by the way, happened in twelve, which happened in two
Speaker 1: thousand and eight, which happened in two thousand and four,
Speaker 1: which happened in two thousands. You know, these people are
Speaker 1: just so ignorant. But you know it's neither here nor there.
Speaker 1: That is my message to Trump, keep your promises. Do
Speaker 1: I like him as a person that I get to
Speaker 1: know him? Yeah? I do. That's subordinate to the bigger
Speaker 1: issue for me is that this election wasn't about for
Speaker 1: me Donald Trump. He was the vehicle advancing ideas, big ideas,
Speaker 1: alternative ideas, an alternative vision that I agree with, which
Speaker 1: is why I supported him as strongly as I did.
Speaker 1: If he keeps his promises, we will applaud him. If
Speaker 1: he goes off track, we will hold him accountable, and
Speaker 1: we will call it out. That's how it's gonna be
Speaker 1: on this program. That's how it's gonna be on Hannity,
Speaker 1: the TV show. I want the problems of this country fixed.
Speaker 1: I want the forgotten men and women that went out
Speaker 1: in record numbers and droves to vote for him. I
Speaker 1: want their problem solved. To the best of his ability.
Speaker 1: His agenda is a great start. It would transform the
Speaker 1: country in a positive way. Hillary would have would have
Speaker 1: doubled down on stupid and mediocrity at best, failure at
Speaker 1: a very high level. And that's why the media was
Speaker 1: so wrong. The media, you know, they live in there bubble.
Speaker 1: I actually tweeted out this weekend and you see my tweet,
Speaker 1: you know, battling that little Pip squeak over at the CNN.
Speaker 1: But my point was, I said in one of my tweets,
Speaker 1: did you notice I said most TV people are way overpaid?
Speaker 1: Remember I said almost all of them, Hannity, how could
Speaker 1: you admit that? How do you admit that that that
Speaker 1: you know, you guys are overpaid, because it's a fact,
Speaker 1: it is an indisputable fact. And so unfortunately, most of
Speaker 1: these people didn't spend a couple of decades in their
Speaker 1: life like I did, doing all the dirty jobs that
Speaker 1: I did. By the way, I always forget to mention
Speaker 1: that I cleaned busses. My buddy Gomez reminded me that
Speaker 1: I once cleaned busses for a summer. I cleaned them. Yeah,
Speaker 1: you had to undo the toilets, you know, those big
Speaker 1: travel busses greyhounds, And then I drove them. I didn't
Speaker 1: even have a license to drive it, not for not
Speaker 1: to pick up passengers, but I drive drive in the
Speaker 1: parking lot. I had no idea how to drive that
Speaker 1: stupid thing. That's it's amazing. I never cracked it, amazing,
Speaker 1: I didn't destroy it. So all those jobs I think
Speaker 1: have kept me somewhat grounded. I mean, I know some
Speaker 1: of you say, you're just don't be meati guy, whatever,
Speaker 1: I don't care. But for me, this is this is
Speaker 1: my life, what my life would have been if I
Speaker 1: was back in my twenties, in my early twenties, and
Speaker 1: I wanted hope, and I wanted my dreams fulfilled, and
Speaker 1: I wanted opportunity. That's the forgotten man, these people in Michigan, Wisconsin, Ohio, Pennsylvania.
Speaker 1: I don't want anymore then the rungs in the ladder
Speaker 1: put back. And if the rungs in the ladder are
Speaker 1: put back, that means they can climb it. But look
Speaker 1: at what Harry Reid is out. There's the election of
Speaker 1: Donald Trump is impolded the forces of hate and bigotry
Speaker 1: in America. You know, white nationalist Vladimir Putin and IIS
Speaker 1: are celebrating Trump's victory while innocent, law abiding Americans are
Speaker 1: racked with fear, especially African Americans, Hispanics, American Muslims. Uh lgpbt.
Speaker 1: It's just a lie. It is hysteria. The hysteria has
Speaker 1: gotten so bad. This alt radical left, which by the way,
Speaker 1: that's remember Black Lives Matter was invited to the Obama
Speaker 1: White House, how many times embraced by Hillary Clinton. This
Speaker 1: old radical Left has been embraced by the highest levels
Speaker 1: of power. Black Lives Matter pigs in a blanket prime
Speaker 1: like bacon. What do we want dead cops? When do
Speaker 1: we want them? Now? Why would that group ever get
Speaker 1: access to the White House or the Occupy movement or
Speaker 1: the move On movement. That's the alt radical Obama, Hillary
Speaker 1: Clinton left. Well, now the Secret Service sadly has to
Speaker 1: investigate Twitter assassina, assassination threats against Donald Trump. You know
Speaker 1: you've got the media, You've got all these examples. Black
Speaker 1: freshman at the University of Pennsylvania found violent, racist, thoroughly
Speaker 1: disgusting messages on their phones Friday after they were added
Speaker 1: to a racist group me account, and according to the
Speaker 1: university president of Engineering, students discovered the name of the
Speaker 1: president elect written on the door of a prayer room
Speaker 1: for Muslims, etcetera, etcetera. Another students said they were terrified
Speaker 1: to see racist graffiti. Now, that would be unacceptable. As
Speaker 1: Donald Trump said last night on sixty Minutes stop you know,
Speaker 1: but Leslie Staalk kinda failed to ask Donald Trump about
Speaker 1: the wave of hate crimes directed against him and Trump supporters,
Speaker 1: some hate speech, some actual physical violence that has been chronicled.
Speaker 1: She failed to ask about the wave of assassination threats
Speaker 1: directed at Donald Trump and Mike Pence on Twitter. She
Speaker 1: apparently wasn't concerned about the anti Trump demonstrators marching around
Speaker 1: shouting F the police, F Donald Trump. A rap song
Speaker 1: out there that contains three three word lyric F Donald Trump,
Speaker 1: F Donald Trump. The entire the tires song, is it?
Speaker 1: I guess Leslie didn't hear about that one. You know,
Speaker 1: it's um you know all of this double standard out here.
Speaker 1: Well look at the protel. Can you imagine if Trump
Speaker 1: lost and people can you imagine working people taking to
Speaker 1: the street. It wouldn't have happened, was it was stolen.
Speaker 1: Now you've got reports that George Soros's group, one of
Speaker 1: the groups that he supports Democracy Allignes, meeting in d
Speaker 1: C and their purposes to to raise his much money
Speaker 1: to attack Donald Trump. You know, you've got Republicans calling
Speaker 1: Obama and Clinton out to reel in these sorrows rent
Speaker 1: a rioters. You saw the busses on TV lined up,
Speaker 1: one afternot let's bust them in. Well that's just great.
Speaker 1: Now you've got the outright false, lying narrative against Steve Bannon, who,
Speaker 1: along with Ryan's previous had both gotten high positions in
Speaker 1: the Trump administration, and it signals that white supremacists will
Speaker 1: be I've known Steve Bannon for years. It is a lie,
Speaker 1: just like all that they told you about Trump was
Speaker 1: a lie. Um. You know, all of this is to
Speaker 1: scare the living daylights out of you. All of this
Speaker 1: is to create an impression. Just like during the election,
Speaker 1: the attempts now to disenfranchise the Trump agenda has begun.
Speaker 1: The radical left will be on display, just like during
Speaker 1: the Bush years, probably now on steroids as they planned
Speaker 1: protests for the inauguration. You know, you've got Portland's rioters
Speaker 1: literally attacking. There was an article that came out on
Speaker 1: a Facebook post. I saw on this a woman with
Speaker 1: a baseball bat. I saw that. You've got Connecticut police
Speaker 1: arrest too for brutally assaulting a Trump supporter. You know
Speaker 1: it's um. You got protesters occupy against Chucky Schumer's office,
Speaker 1: blasting Wall Street ties. All of this, in part is
Speaker 1: because of a media narrative that has always been based
Speaker 1: and predicated on an outright lie. By the way, Joe Manchin,
Speaker 1: I want to get in touch with Joe Manchon, will
Speaker 1: put him on the show. He slammed Harry Reid on
Speaker 1: Trump's comments that it's an embarrassment where the rest of
Speaker 1: these people. CBS held back a clip of Trump contempt,
Speaker 1: condemning attacks on minorities. Why would they do that? You know,
Speaker 1: we saw some of it. You know, they chose to
Speaker 1: release a quote of the issue and that's about it.
Speaker 1: You know, it's it's unbelievable how these people in the media.
Speaker 1: And we're gonna get into that as a matter of fact,
Speaker 1: when we get back. I'll be joined by a Fox colleague,
Speaker 1: Gainsle Airheart is here and we have Nigel Farage is
Speaker 1: going to stop by, and then Kelly and Conway stop
Speaker 1: him by and we'll get to all of that and
Speaker 1: your calls today one, Shawn, if you want to be
Speaker 1: a part of the program um, because there's so much
Speaker 1: to discuss today. Media corruption at the top of the list,
Speaker 1: all left, radical left, supported by Obama and Hillary in
Speaker 1: a complete meltdown. You know, what is the most important
Speaker 1: thing for Donald Trump to focus on his agenda. A
Speaker 1: lot of people have no idea that Trump is headed
Speaker 1: for a historic defeat. That's why I think the larger
Speaker 1: the defeat, in a sense, the healthier will be for
Speaker 1: the Republican Party, at least if it doesn't bring Paul
Speaker 1: Ryan speakership down with him. And there's a kind of
Speaker 1: healthy divide the government because it might be a wake
Speaker 1: up call to those Republicans who have existed in this
Speaker 1: little thought bubble of their own that this isn't a
Speaker 1: winning form of politics. Then this election, not only this
Speaker 1: Florida fall to Hillary Clinton, but this election overall. Um,
Speaker 1: could you know we we could be talking landslide. And
Speaker 1: so Hillary Clinton today is more likely to win in
Speaker 1: a landslide that would not only have an impact on
Speaker 1: this race but realign the country politically to some extent
Speaker 1: that Donald Trump is to win narrowly or at all.
Speaker 1: Is I mean, let's say it is a four point
Speaker 1: margin that would translate to an electoral majority and probably
Speaker 1: electoral landslide for Hillary Clinton's margin of a margin of air.
Speaker 1: This could be tight or it could be a landslide
Speaker 1: for Hillary. Okay, so everybody is saying, most analysts are
Speaker 1: saying that Hillary Clinton is going to win in a
Speaker 1: landslide and that Ohio won't much matter this time around.
Speaker 1: You if this collapse of support among women that you
Speaker 1: talked about, I'm trying defect spreads among women voters all
Speaker 1: across the country. He's gonna lose by a landslide, and
Speaker 1: they could lose on the House officials now fear that
Speaker 1: if Donald Trump loses by a landslide, he could take
Speaker 1: down their congressional majorities with him. Not only am I
Speaker 1: concerned about the presidential race, I'm concerned about what the
Speaker 1: impact on down ballot races, including really cautious just because
Speaker 1: I'm trying to be a little risk averse in my predictions.
Speaker 1: But I think that she's going to have a very
Speaker 1: good night. So the technical term for that, and she's
Speaker 1: anywhere near your prediction would be blowout. I give a landside.
Speaker 1: I don't know, slide alright twenty four now till the
Speaker 1: top of the hour for one seawan are toll free
Speaker 1: telephone number. You want to be a part of the program.
Speaker 1: How can the media be so wrong and so arrogant
Speaker 1: and so abusive of you, the American people, I mean
Speaker 1: the New York Times publisher, we're vowing to rededicate our
Speaker 1: paper to reporting honestly. Well now, the public has a
Speaker 1: loathing of the press. As I said back in oh eight,
Speaker 1: journalism is dead. And it is and you know, Michael
Speaker 1: Goodwin from The New York Post at a good article
Speaker 1: mandate to bust media bias. Cheryl Atkinson said The New
Speaker 1: York Times refused to run negative stories on Hillary Clinton.
Speaker 1: Donald Trump talked about their highly inaccurate coverage. Oh and
Speaker 1: then you got the Pip squeak over at CNN. Brian Stelter, Well,
Speaker 1: he calls out for the media to do some soul searching. Hey,
Speaker 1: maybe you want to search your own soul over there
Speaker 1: at CNN. After people at CNN we're giving questions ahead
Speaker 1: of debates to Hillary Clinton, and you were seeking out
Speaker 1: questions for Donald Trump from from the d n C. Anyway,
Speaker 1: a colleague of mine is in studio. You may may
Speaker 1: remember for many years uh Ainsley worked very closely on
Speaker 1: Hannity's America that we've had on the Fox News Channel.
Speaker 1: Uh Many down in Hannama City Beach really remember Ainsley
Speaker 1: for her coverage of spring break because we got the
Speaker 1: laws changed down there. The bar owners hate us down
Speaker 1: there because the law has changed. But you did all
Speaker 1: the hard work and you've always been a good friend. Now,
Speaker 1: she is the host of the number one cable morning
Speaker 1: show Fox and Friends with with two other friends, Brian
Speaker 1: and and Steve Brian Do no I know their names? Okay,
Speaker 1: but you know one of the things before I get
Speaker 1: your thoughts on all this media because it's become such
Speaker 1: a big issue. Um, I think this is the most
Speaker 1: incredible graphics I've ever seen for a children's book, and
Speaker 1: you've come out. It's called Take Heart My Child, The
Speaker 1: Mother's Dream. So I actually read your book this weekend.
Speaker 1: Thank you, all right, And here's what I took out
Speaker 1: of it. I'm saying, all right, So I've been so
Speaker 1: jacked up for so long over this election. All right.
Speaker 1: So I'm reading through the book and I'm thumbing through
Speaker 1: the book, and you have what a one year old daughter,
Speaker 1: right exactly? Yes, Hayden is your daughter, Okay. And so
Speaker 1: the book is called Take Heart My Child, a Mother's Dream,
Speaker 1: and the illustrations are phenomenal, and the cover is phenomenal.
Speaker 1: As a matter of fact, I put it on Hannity
Speaker 1: dot Com. And by the way, this will make a
Speaker 1: great Christmas gift for a child that's in your life.
Speaker 1: It will make well, well, I mean, it's it's such
Speaker 1: a good book to read with your child at night.
Speaker 1: So the book starts out before you were born, before
Speaker 1: you came to be. I dreamed a love song on
Speaker 1: a butterfly sea the waters that day whisper truths in
Speaker 1: my ears of hopes for you, love for your life
Speaker 1: through the years. May your feet trace new patterns on
Speaker 1: warm sandy shores. May you dive into waves and yearn
Speaker 1: to explore. But if you get lost and the ocean's
Speaker 1: vast tides, take heart, my child, I'll be by your side.
Speaker 1: And then you go through a series of other analogies
Speaker 1: in the book. It is such a cool book, and
Speaker 1: I'm as I'm reading this, I'm thinking I have totally
Speaker 1: lost my perspective on life because I remembered when my daughter,
Speaker 1: for example, was a baby, this was the most important thing.
Speaker 1: So tell us about where did the idea for the
Speaker 1: book come from. Well, when I was growing up, my father,
Speaker 1: who was a basketball coach at Wofford College when we
Speaker 1: were really little. He left because he had to put
Speaker 1: three kids through school, and he was gone a lot,
Speaker 1: and the money wasn't as great as he probably needed to.
Speaker 1: His goal was to he put himself through college, so
Speaker 1: he wanted to put all three of us through college.
Speaker 1: That was his goal. So he left his job that
Speaker 1: he loved coaching to go work in sales and was
Speaker 1: successful with this company, but he put his he sacrificed
Speaker 1: so much for us, and Mom was a school teacher
Speaker 1: who also sacrificed. Obviously had food on the table every night.
Speaker 1: We had a great childhood. I don't know how they
Speaker 1: did it raising three kids now that I'm a mom
Speaker 1: of my own. But Mom would go to school at
Speaker 1: seventh d to be at school at seven thirty to
Speaker 1: be there for the kids. So Dad was in charge
Speaker 1: of breakfast, and we walked downstairs that he made good.
Speaker 1: I was the best breakfast maker my family did. He
Speaker 1: make pancakes, French toes, bakes, pancakes, He made Mickey the
Speaker 1: Little Time Eat Mickey Mouse pancakes. That's all dads know
Speaker 1: how to do, order pizza and make pancakes. Are you
Speaker 1: a good cook? I'm a great cook. I mean especially
Speaker 1: for breakfast, all right. So Dad did us and next
Speaker 1: to our cereal bowls, he had all the bowls in
Speaker 1: front of our stools. We had this big chopping block
Speaker 1: in the middle of our kitchen, the Highland, and we
Speaker 1: each had our stool. So we had the cereal bowls
Speaker 1: in front with all the cereal boxes displayed and what
Speaker 1: was your favorite? We weren't allowed to have sugar cereals
Speaker 1: so I had like on a raisin brand until my
Speaker 1: baby brother was born. And then oh yeah, the baby
Speaker 1: I was the baby of mine. What you like? I
Speaker 1: like lucky Charms. I only like the marshmallows. Yeah, I'd
Speaker 1: wipe out the marshmallows and everyone would know stole my favorite. Well.
Speaker 1: I like corn flakes, rice crispies. Oh see, you are
Speaker 1: a healthy eater, but my favorite is frosty flakes and
Speaker 1: frosty it's frosted, okay, But I would put extra honey
Speaker 1: or sugar on all of them, like a ton, like
Speaker 1: at the end of a bowl of rice Christmas. Then
Speaker 1: you might as well have bought the the sugary cereal. No,
Speaker 1: I just made them sugary myself, so no big deal.
Speaker 1: So Dad would put a saying next to our serial
Speaker 1: bullsh on every morning, saying a scripture, something that someone famous.
Speaker 1: It's at a point, just something, a little nugget for
Speaker 1: us to take to school. I hope somebody does that
Speaker 1: for Donald Trump in the White House. Maybe you're right,
Speaker 1: stay calm and carry on. Um. So all of those
Speaker 1: little notes. I went to meet with the publishers. I'd
Speaker 1: written a totally different book about my dog and I
Speaker 1: went to meet with Simon and Schuster. They've been amazing
Speaker 1: sitting in a room full of amazing women who run
Speaker 1: a Laddin, which is their children's division division, and I'm
Speaker 1: sitting around this banquet table and they asked me about myself,
Speaker 1: and they asked me about reporting on isis and some
Speaker 1: of the hard stuff that we have to talk about
Speaker 1: at work. And I said, you know, a scripture comes
Speaker 1: to mind, and it is a scripture that's included in
Speaker 1: the back of the book, and hence the name of
Speaker 1: the book. The scripture is I have told you these
Speaker 1: things so that in me you may have peace in
Speaker 1: this world. You know, so you may have peace in
Speaker 1: this world, you will have bubble. But take heart, I
Speaker 1: have overcome the world. And I said, I am reminded
Speaker 1: of that all the time when there's bad stuff to report.
Speaker 1: And they said, that's a that's the name of your
Speaker 1: children's book, take Heart. And we added my child. Because
Speaker 1: they didn't know this until the next meeting. I was
Speaker 1: pregnant and um didn't know if I was having a
Speaker 1: little girl or a little boy. But I wanted to
Speaker 1: write this book. I started telling me about my dad
Speaker 1: and that story, and they said you need to write.
Speaker 1: You need to sit down and rewrite this book, and
Speaker 1: we need to make it all about your dad and
Speaker 1: his sayings and the story you tell at the end
Speaker 1: of the book about your dad and you wanted to
Speaker 1: be a cheerleader. Oh yeah, in seventh grade. I was
Speaker 1: in seventh grade. Oh you didn't make it an eighth grade.
Speaker 1: I didn't make it an eight here, Okay, now I
Speaker 1: read that, I'm thinking, how stupid are they? Now? They're
Speaker 1: regretting it. You're you're ainslie, heard the host of Fox
Speaker 1: and Friends. But I'm thinking, you know what, that is
Speaker 1: a huge disappointment for a kid. So what did your
Speaker 1: dad do? So I was upset. There were six of
Speaker 1: us that didn't make the team. They we had two
Speaker 1: different teams because they were so many cheerleaders in seventh grade.
Speaker 1: They nearrowed it down to one team. Honestly, my mom
Speaker 1: told me later, she said, we were shocked they even
Speaker 1: made the team in seventh grade because I am not athletic,
Speaker 1: not very athletic. It was kind of middle of the road.
Speaker 1: I am not flexible at all. Show you the day,
Speaker 1: don't even listen. Remember the day that Tracy Austin was
Speaker 1: on your set and I walked over because I was
Speaker 1: in early to interview Trump. That well, okay, audience, this
Speaker 1: is Sean Hannity, whose kids are ranked like number one
Speaker 1: in state of New York. He has he placed tennis
Speaker 1: every day, and he thought I should beat Tracy Austin.
Speaker 1: That's okay, that's an eageration. I am not. I have
Speaker 1: never claimed to be the best athlete. I am a
Speaker 1: lot of fun. I look at life with rose colored glasses,
Speaker 1: and I love God and I love everyone. But I
Speaker 1: am not athletic. Do you really love everyone? Because I
Speaker 1: don't love everyone? I do. I love everyone. Everyone is
Speaker 1: God's child though, okay, but to so many people that
Speaker 1: are horrible people make it harder to love? Is how
Speaker 1: you put it? All? Right? So finish this. So you
Speaker 1: didn't make the cheer, So Dad picks me up from school.
Speaker 1: I didn't make it and he they were furious. Dad.
Speaker 1: He's like, everyone should make it every you know, why
Speaker 1: would they do this to these girls? Everyone should make it.
Speaker 1: And I was crying on my bed and my dad
Speaker 1: came upstairs and he said, Ainsley said, I've been thinking
Speaker 1: about this, and he said, you are going to be fine.
Speaker 1: You're strong person. You have confidence. You don't need to
Speaker 1: be a cheerleader in order to believe in yourself. Someone
Speaker 1: else does. And God took that away from you because
Speaker 1: their only X amount of spots and he needed your
Speaker 1: spot for someone else, and he knew you would be okay.
Speaker 1: He didn't take it away from everyone else because they
Speaker 1: might not be okay. So you need to look at
Speaker 1: it that way. And I thought, wow, I would love
Speaker 1: to give my spot to someone else. I really that's
Speaker 1: a good spins not making the team. I got it, um,
Speaker 1: you know. But there are life lessons. One of the
Speaker 1: reasons you talk about my kids in tennis. And we're
Speaker 1: going to get to the meeting in a second. For
Speaker 1: all you hardcore people out there saying, Hannity, what are
Speaker 1: you doing? All right, relax, But why I love tennis
Speaker 1: and it's an individual sport. And I tell this to people,
Speaker 1: anybody that'll listen. And you know, I try to play
Speaker 1: a little golf in my spare time. I'm not that good.
Speaker 1: But what I tell people is you learn to win,
Speaker 1: you learn to lose. The harder you work, the better
Speaker 1: your do. And it's really reflective of life's lessons. There's
Speaker 1: a picture that a friend of mine, Keith, took of
Speaker 1: my daughter being really upset after she lost the tennis
Speaker 1: match when she was little. Really, it's a great, great picture.
Speaker 1: I remember where it was and everything, and I have
Speaker 1: I had that picture blown up and it's very similar.
Speaker 1: And I'm like, it's the only stupid tennis match. That's
Speaker 1: what I said to her. I said, but as long
Speaker 1: as I have two rules, try your hardest and win.
Speaker 1: If you don't win, don't come home. Are you listening home?
Speaker 1: I'm kidding. Where's the picture now? Play for? I have
Speaker 1: it in my house, I have it in my studio.
Speaker 1: And what is it? What do you think of when
Speaker 1: you look at it today? I think of how fast,
Speaker 1: you know, childhood goes by. And I think of, you know,
Speaker 1: like my parents have been dead many years. I mean,
Speaker 1: but I can bring you some of those stories too,
Speaker 1: And but I don't know. This book is really special.
Speaker 1: So your your parents would be so proud of you.
Speaker 1: They would be shocked if they ever see you. If
Speaker 1: my father died six months after I started at Fox.
Speaker 1: By the way, you noticed that you bring in the
Speaker 1: host of Fox and Friends. She starts interviewing the host
Speaker 1: of the Sean Hannity show. Is that the way this
Speaker 1: is supposed to go? Well, these are everyone tunes in
Speaker 1: to listen to you. They want to hear your story.
Speaker 1: Well no, but anyway, so and you have a great story.
Speaker 1: Do you read to your daughter every night before she
Speaker 1: goes to bed and we say our prayers every night
Speaker 1: every night, but she's one years old? Does she know?
Speaker 1: Does she like? For example, do you read this book
Speaker 1: Take Heart My Child, A Mother's Dream to her? Well, okay,
Speaker 1: so when I when I got the first copy in
Speaker 1: the mail, I sat down, I waited. I wanted to
Speaker 1: read it in her nursery, so I waited talk at home.
Speaker 1: I think it was shipped to my office. I took
Speaker 1: it home and I sat in her nursery and I
Speaker 1: read it out loud, and I was fighting back the tears.
Speaker 1: At the end of the book, I'm weeping. First of all,
Speaker 1: I'm hormonal because I'm having a baby. But it was
Speaker 1: just so cool, how so many I have so many blessings,
Speaker 1: and this was just icing on the cake. And in
Speaker 1: one year I really wanted a child for a long time.
Speaker 1: Sean had difficulties getting pregnant, and we had we had
Speaker 1: a miscarriage, and that was extremely difficult. It was a
Speaker 1: little girl. And then a few months later I got
Speaker 1: pregnant with Hayden, so that was a great way to
Speaker 1: My parents kept saying, you know, we wouldn't have Hayden
Speaker 1: if you hadn't gone through that. So you know, it's
Speaker 1: always about perspective. Yeah, they love you. They were, they
Speaker 1: were awesome. They were really. Your mom's so funny the
Speaker 1: way she talks, crutch me up. How does she talk.
Speaker 1: It's like she's got She's from South Carolina and South Carolina,
Speaker 1: South Carolina. She has the old Southern accent where it's
Speaker 1: like that she says far it that means forehead, Ainsley,
Speaker 1: wipe you far. Yeah. And my grandmother usaid, did you
Speaker 1: get rid of your accent because you worked in Texas?
Speaker 1: You worked in South Carolina. I mean people in New
Speaker 1: York think that I have an accent. People hear that
Speaker 1: with a lot of people. I remember meeting Sarah Palin
Speaker 1: when she was on your show years ago, and she
Speaker 1: came in and she said, Ainsley said, you have a
Speaker 1: Southern accent when I talked to you in person, but
Speaker 1: not I don't hear it on air. I think I've
Speaker 1: trained myself too. I didn't mean to. I've just kind
Speaker 1: of trained myself to. Sean has a New York accent.
Speaker 1: When I was in Alabama, I'd say, how you doing,
Speaker 1: Welcome to the Sean Hannity Show. Did you really? Yeah?
Speaker 1: How did you lose it? I worked hard at it,
Speaker 1: but but I still when I'm tired of kicks in big, big, big,
Speaker 1: big time. All right. Well, anyway, the book is we
Speaker 1: got to talk about media, um, but it is a
Speaker 1: nice diversion. And when I read it this weekend, I'm
Speaker 1: I was thinking back to my kids and when they
Speaker 1: were young. My son Patrick is just turned eighteen and
Speaker 1: my daughter just turned from North Carolina, yeah he is,
Speaker 1: and really, you know, it goes by so fast. And
Speaker 1: then I realized that I have been so out of
Speaker 1: touch because of this crazy election, and I was like,
Speaker 1: you know, this is this was a really nice premier.
Speaker 1: I think it's the best graphics I've ever seen in
Speaker 1: any book. There's a great picture of you and your
Speaker 1: baby on the back of the book. And if if
Speaker 1: anyone wants to get it's a great, great gift for
Speaker 1: the holidays, for you know, maybe your grandma, you want
Speaker 1: to give it to your granddaughter, grandfather, give it to
Speaker 1: your granddaughter. Yeah, and if they go on your website,
Speaker 1: I'm signing him right now, so you can buy one
Speaker 1: of these signed copies. Yeah, you can buy the sign
Speaker 1: copies right now. Just go to Hannity dot com. There's
Speaker 1: a banner we put up there, and it's also at
Speaker 1: Amazon dot com, Barnes and Noble dot com, your favorite
Speaker 1: bookseller and bookstores as up tomorrow, all right, and it's
Speaker 1: called Take Heart My Child. I want to talk to
Speaker 1: you about the media and how corrupt they are when
Speaker 1: we get back here we are, and which Republican candidate
Speaker 1: and that's the best chance of winning the general election,
Speaker 1: the declared moms right now. Donald Trump. Donald Trump has
Speaker 1: been saying that he will run for president as a Republican,
Speaker 1: which is surprising since I just assumed he was running
Speaker 1: as a joke. I continue to believe Mr Trump will
Speaker 1: not be president. Donald Trump will never be electric president
Speaker 1: United States. Terrifying is that if he loses, which it
Speaker 1: looks like he's probably going to lose. For a long time,
Speaker 1: people trailed down Trump like he was a joke. Right now,
Speaker 1: it's a very serious drama. Trump said, this is a
Speaker 1: moment of reckoning for our society. And he's right about that.
Speaker 1: If there is violence and unrest after election day, I
Speaker 1: think we now know why based on the hatred that
Speaker 1: was dripping. This is the most dangerous writ that he
Speaker 1: has because it undercuts the very fundamentals and very foundation
Speaker 1: of our democracy was keptural going to the voting process.
Speaker 1: And but if he's but if he's planning for a
Speaker 1: liberal I mean, if he's planning for riots, we need
Speaker 1: to plank. I mean, how are they going to react?
Speaker 1: It's setting us up. I think for a spasm. There's
Speaker 1: a lot of groups that are going to be targeted
Speaker 1: in the spasm of violence that is likely to follow
Speaker 1: a Donald Trump loss. But I had never felt so
Speaker 1: uneasy as a Jew in America as I have watch
Speaker 1: now a historic moment. We can now protect the winner
Speaker 1: of the presidential race, and that projects old Trump wins
Speaker 1: the presidency. We don't fight. We're gonna fights. People have
Speaker 1: to die for freedom where we're at today. We can't
Speaker 1: just do rally. We have to fight back. There will
Speaker 1: be casualties on both sides. There will be because people
Speaker 1: have to die to make a change in this world.
Speaker 1: Handside game not out it. Don't vote trip don't vote.
Speaker 1: But if but if he's planning, I mean, he's training
Speaker 1: we need It's really not even funny. Right down our
Speaker 1: toll free telephone number. If you want to be a
Speaker 1: part of the program, it's eight one, Sean, if you
Speaker 1: want to join us. How could the media be so
Speaker 1: corrupt so in bed with Hillary's campaign? They literally abused
Speaker 1: poor Bernie Sanders and colluded to take the election away
Speaker 1: from him. They colluded in terms of questions they would
Speaker 1: seek out advice in the case of CNN, well what
Speaker 1: questions would you like us d NC to ask Donald Trump?
Speaker 1: And everything else, and then of course the collusion on
Speaker 1: other fronts where questions were given a Hillary in advance
Speaker 1: joining us now. Kelly and Conway was the campaign manager
Speaker 1: for Donald Trump throughout this process, A longtime friend of
Speaker 1: mine and somebody that really, really, I don't think you
Speaker 1: slept for what two months? Three months? You didn't sleep
Speaker 1: at all. Whatever I did or didn't do, Sean, it
Speaker 1: was completely worth it because we won and the voters
Speaker 1: really America got what has been asking posters for for
Speaker 1: about three decades. Somebody who's outside the system, a total disruptor,
Speaker 1: someone who will go to Washington owing no one anything,
Speaker 1: and near frankly, somebody who in his everyday life as
Speaker 1: an entrepreneur, as a successful businessman, as a job creator,
Speaker 1: is accountable. He has to come up with deliverables and
Speaker 1: products and quarterly reports and payrolls every week and benefits
Speaker 1: for his employees and just get things running on time,
Speaker 1: under budget, and on schedule. And that's what we needed
Speaker 1: a president, and that's what people wanted. You know. I
Speaker 1: sent you a picture written drawn. That was a painting
Speaker 1: drawn by John McNaughton, who I happened to like, and
Speaker 1: it's he right. He draws patriotic paintings, religious theme paintings,
Speaker 1: and I really liked the guy a lot. And he
Speaker 1: had what I think is his signature work, and he
Speaker 1: calls it the Forgotten Man, and it has all the
Speaker 1: presidents up to and including Obama, and Obama's case he's
Speaker 1: actually stomping on the Constitution. And then you got this
Speaker 1: guy in a bench, you know, obviously depressed, every rung
Speaker 1: in the ladder to climb to success has been taken
Speaker 1: away from him, hurt by government. And I kind of
Speaker 1: look at this as the Forgotten Man election. Does that
Speaker 1: make sense to you? It makes complete sense, and in
Speaker 1: fact it ended up being part of the closing statement
Speaker 1: that Donald Trump made to the people. Sean, he talked
Speaker 1: about the forgotten man and the forgotten woman. You talked
Speaker 1: about it at his Gettysburg speech. He talked about it.
Speaker 1: I was with him that last night when we went
Speaker 1: from we went backwards, we went from Manchester, New Hampshire,
Speaker 1: Grand Rapids, Michigan. Got home at four or four or
Speaker 1: fifteen am on actual election day, and he was talking
Speaker 1: that very night about how he had not created a
Speaker 1: typical political campaign, he had made a movement, and that
Speaker 1: the forgotten man and forgotten woman thought they were part
Speaker 1: of it. Now, let's review who is not a forgotten
Speaker 1: man or forgotten woman. The lobbyists, the consultants, the donors
Speaker 1: that the party regulars, and in other words, the folks
Speaker 1: who are the folks who are part of the professional
Speaker 1: consultant class. You know, I've talked to you for years,
Speaker 1: Sean about what I call staff infection, the fact that
Speaker 1: we get the same people running the same campaigns again
Speaker 1: and again, the Republican candidates lose, and then the consultants
Speaker 1: always blame the candidates. Oh, I'm so brilliant. Had they
Speaker 1: just listened to me, but this one's too old, that
Speaker 1: one was too stiff, that one didn't listen. It's like, guys,
Speaker 1: the other thing. They all have in common as you,
Speaker 1: and we don't need you on this camp. You know
Speaker 1: this half heard, and we certainly don't want them to
Speaker 1: have outside importance in the next administration. This is going
Speaker 1: to be because this was a campaign about the forgotten
Speaker 1: man and forgotten woman, the people who believe the system
Speaker 1: is rigged and corrupt against and they've got their nose
Speaker 1: pressing against the glass looking in. All they want, Sean,
Speaker 1: is an opportunity. All they want is a fair shake.
Speaker 1: All they want is for the system to work for everyone.
Speaker 1: And and now they and now you're going to see
Speaker 1: an administration really crafted in in that same way. You know,
Speaker 1: you see that. What do you make of the reaction
Speaker 1: everything from Harry Reid? Uh? Well, I mean it's so
Speaker 1: it's really you know, I saw outside of Trump Power,
Speaker 1: all the people protesting. I was with you recently after
Speaker 1: the election, and people are trying to get in your
Speaker 1: grill and your face and yelling at you. And you've
Speaker 1: challenged one guy and you said, well, what exactly do
Speaker 1: you mean? And they have no answer answer and and
Speaker 1: also the media's complicity here, well, it's it's very disappointing
Speaker 1: because as you're fabulous montage before I came onto speak today,
Speaker 1: Shawn proves the media just were not prepared for Donald
Speaker 1: Trump victory. And shame on them, you know why, because
Speaker 1: it means they don't get America. If you didn't see
Speaker 1: this coming, you don't see America for who it is.
Speaker 1: See all of the clues and queues about the Donald
Speaker 1: Trump victory over Hillary Clinton were hiding in plain site.
Speaker 1: Let's review. It's a change election. Over seventy seventy two
Speaker 1: percent of Americans say they want to take the country
Speaker 1: in a new and different direction. That choice was very clear.
Speaker 1: You've got someone representing the status quo of thirty years
Speaker 1: versus someone who literally is the embodiment of change and
Speaker 1: outsider disruption for Washington. A Number two all I ever
Speaker 1: talked about was Hillary Clinton's nagging subvern forty six percent ceiling.
Speaker 1: She just couldn't get anywhere near the fifty two fifty
Speaker 1: three percent margins that Obama received twice in states like
Speaker 1: Michigan and Wisconsin and Pennsylvania and and and Frankly, Florida
Speaker 1: and Ohio, and I will all these states that Donald
Speaker 1: Trump wont that Romney and McCain laws number three. People
Speaker 1: cared about ethics and corruption, they care about good government,
Speaker 1: they care about honesty. And so when Hillary and the
Speaker 1: media doing her biggest superpack, I thought her most effective
Speaker 1: superpack were the mainstream media. When they went and they said, uh, hey,
Speaker 1: she can't lose, and she's got it wrapped up. She's
Speaker 1: got qualifications and experience. You know what Americans said, Hey,
Speaker 1: I think honesty and trustworthiness is a criterion. I think
Speaker 1: that's a qualification for president. I think the fact that
Speaker 1: people didn't trust her, they didn't like her, She had
Speaker 1: the email problem, the Clinton Foundation. It really was this
Speaker 1: was the elites versus the rest of a selection. And
Speaker 1: you know what, people found out, they're a heck a
Speaker 1: lot more of of everyday people than there are of elites.
Speaker 1: That I blame the whole, the whole access a x
Speaker 1: I s of the consultants to meet the mainstream media.
Speaker 1: People just didn't want to see what America was saying.
Speaker 1: I think this is I think the election was of
Speaker 1: two complicated people with very simple ideas. She wanted the
Speaker 1: election to be about Donald Trump, and he wanted the
Speaker 1: election to be about the people. It really did come
Speaker 1: across to me that way. You know, you and I
Speaker 1: had many behind the scenes conversations, and you always, in
Speaker 1: every conversation said, look at her number and your background
Speaker 1: as a as a poster. I've I've interviewed you for
Speaker 1: years on polling information, and you said, she never gets
Speaker 1: above forty six percent, she can't break that ceiling. And
Speaker 1: she never did, and it was worse than people anticipated.
Speaker 1: What did you think of the New York Times? Uh,
Speaker 1: Chryl Atkinson pointed out rightly in in in her website
Speaker 1: they refused to run negative stories on Hillary. Now the
Speaker 1: Times publisher is vowing to rededicate his paper to reporting. Honestly,
Speaker 1: you got that that CNN little Pip squeak, what's his name, Stelter,
Speaker 1: You know, Oh, it's time for soul searching. So I
Speaker 1: wrote him on Twitter and I said, well, you admit
Speaker 1: that CNN was colluding with the Clinton campaign. That's a
Speaker 1: good let's start with the soul searching at home. And
Speaker 1: of course no answer. So I to me, I don't
Speaker 1: think the media is gonna change. I mean, look at
Speaker 1: the attacks on Steve Bannon today. I'm like I've known
Speaker 1: Steve Bannon all these years. There's a great column by
Speaker 1: our friend David Harrowitz that says, all of this is nonsense,
Speaker 1: these charges against it, but they need something to continue
Speaker 1: the narrative, the false narrative they began. Well they do it.
Speaker 1: By the way. It's now irresponsible everybody. They're they're still
Speaker 1: fighting the last war because they thought they had won
Speaker 1: it without a skirmish, and now they're not moving on
Speaker 1: to a peaceful transition into forming President Trump and Vice
Speaker 1: President Pence's government. They're fighting the elections. So they're saying, oh,
Speaker 1: we've got to stop the madman. Look at these people
Speaker 1: around him, look at these philosophies. It's crazy, Sean. You
Speaker 1: know that they had prepared for a Hillary victory, and
Speaker 1: we're already asking likes of me fifty times a day.
Speaker 1: Will he accept the election results? Will he encourage protesters
Speaker 1: to stand down and not read havoc? Will he be
Speaker 1: responsible and show respect for the office of the presidency. Okay,
Speaker 1: let's you know what, we were asking the right questions
Speaker 1: about the wrong candidate and the wrong candidate supporters, and
Speaker 1: I'm with Bernie Sanders on this. I saw he gave
Speaker 1: an interview today. Maybe it was on the View, maybe
Speaker 1: it was summer. Else did he gave an interview today
Speaker 1: where he said he was you know, he thought it
Speaker 1: was a disgrace the way his party just can't connect
Speaker 1: with working men and working women. And this was his message.
Speaker 1: I mean, Hillary Clinton, she was shocked twice this year,
Speaker 1: first by Bernie Sanders. That should have been everyone's first
Speaker 1: clue that she didn't have the juice to do this.
Speaker 1: He was, he was beating her, handling states like Michigan,
Speaker 1: which he ended up losing, and and you turn around,
Speaker 1: I what would she ended up losing? And you turn
Speaker 1: around and you see and he says, I'm connecting with
Speaker 1: working classmen and women. She loses twenty two states and
Speaker 1: millions of votes to Bernie Sanders, and then you got
Speaker 1: Donald Trumps her as a general election opponent, and the
Speaker 1: message was the same. I mean, the other thing I
Speaker 1: just wanted to mention is I think people were shocked
Speaker 1: to see I was actually astonished. I was happily astonished,
Speaker 1: but astonished unless on her closing arguments to quins. Closing
Speaker 1: arguments were also negative and by the way, coming from
Speaker 1: a woman, a female messenger to boot nothing uplifting, nothing optimistic.
Speaker 1: Let me say one nothing. You were the first woman
Speaker 1: to ever successfully run a presidential campaign. And I read
Speaker 1: your comments this weekend and I thought they were very
Speaker 1: touching because I know your husband, I know your kids.
Speaker 1: I had the best time playing football with your son
Speaker 1: in my studio during one of the busy nights you had,
Speaker 1: and you bring your your kids with you. Um, um,
Speaker 1: you should be very proud of that. And you said
Speaker 1: you're not a gender identity polity takes person, either of
Speaker 1: my but it is a huge accomplishment for you as
Speaker 1: the person, and I'm proud of you. And to me,
Speaker 1: the answer now going forward is simple. And I did
Speaker 1: have one conversation with President elect Trump and I said,
Speaker 1: and I thought he encapsulated this well last night on
Speaker 1: sixty minutes. He he doesn't want a vacation, he wants
Speaker 1: to go to work. Just just follow up, follow up
Speaker 1: on the promises. Yeah, I thought you were gonna go
Speaker 1: to Florida. I thought you were gonna take We'll go
Speaker 1: to Florida for the reelect we have to win. I
Speaker 1: went to Florida because it was by the way and
Speaker 1: for the record. You know, I guess there's something. My
Speaker 1: colleague Megan Kelly wrote a book and she says something
Speaker 1: like some suggestion that people got things. I've never been
Speaker 1: to a Donald Trump hotel. I've never been to a
Speaker 1: Donald Trump golf course. I've never been to a Donald
Speaker 1: Trump anything. You know. I'm like, well, why some people
Speaker 1: writing me today? Nothing? And I did it because I
Speaker 1: believe I want my fellow Americans to have opportunity again.
Speaker 1: I want the economy fixed. I want security, I want
Speaker 1: border security, I want Obamacare overturned. I want energy independence.
Speaker 1: I want lower tax cuts to stimulate the economy, education
Speaker 1: back to the states. I'm a pretty simple guy, Kelly,
Speaker 1: and these are pretty simple messages. That's the thing we'll
Speaker 1: cut through for Americans was, remember was this simple thing
Speaker 1: to make America grade against tax reduction, job creation, twenty
Speaker 1: five million jobs over the next ten years, elite unleash
Speaker 1: energy independent shown so we're not relying on foreign dictators,
Speaker 1: and we're creating jobs and lowering the price of fuel
Speaker 1: here at home. And and and also what do you
Speaker 1: talk about vocational technical, educational opportunities. Not everybody's college material. Great,
Speaker 1: go get a skill set, Go get a skill certificate
Speaker 1: in high school, and go support yourself and your family.
Speaker 1: He also talked about repealing and replacing Obamacare. Now with
Speaker 1: the Republican Congress, the excuse of divided government is over
Speaker 1: completely gone, and so he may He's talking about committing
Speaker 1: a special session on inauguration day after He's morning as
Speaker 1: presidents to get on. This guy is going to get
Speaker 1: things on meaningfully and quickly. Are you going to Washington
Speaker 1: with him? Possibly? Possibly welcome? I think remember I'm insistent
Speaker 1: that you go. You need to be there. I appreciate
Speaker 1: shape that it's been a great team. I mean, this
Speaker 1: has been an unbelievably solid and small core team of
Speaker 1: loyalists who have worked together beautifully. You see what he's
Speaker 1: done with Vine's pre business, Steve Van and elevating them
Speaker 1: to this power to shared power structure. We're all here
Speaker 1: together today in Trump Teller working on the transition. I'm
Speaker 1: very close to Vice President elect Pence and his team.
Speaker 1: I mean, this is just a great team. And I
Speaker 1: have to say it also means less is more. When
Speaker 1: I talk about that staff infection that happens with the consultancy,
Speaker 1: that mean Hillary Clinton had like eight times our staff
Speaker 1: and and much more of our money. But it makes
Speaker 1: you feel gritty and focused. And you know what, it's
Speaker 1: very reflective of the American spirit and the way many
Speaker 1: Americans make tough choices and tend to manage their time
Speaker 1: and the resources in a way that is just smarter.
Speaker 1: You work hard, you work smarter. I think that's very
Speaker 1: indicative of how he's going to be in his administration.
Speaker 1: A single consultant got rich off his campaign. Go check
Speaker 1: the FBC reports. I think that's very Donald Trump as well,
Speaker 1: because it just shows you the way he's going to
Speaker 1: run his government. And I planned to be by his
Speaker 1: side in some capacity. He's asked me to do that,
Speaker 1: and I would be honored. It's for the country. I
Speaker 1: think it's an honor that we have great people like
Speaker 1: you will want to serve Kelly, and it's h I
Speaker 1: appreciate everything you've done. Thank you, alright one Sean Nigel Farage,
Speaker 1: he is the leader of the Brexit movement. He'll join
Speaker 1: us talk about the similarities of the all radical left
Speaker 1: going insane after their loss Donald Trump. Just last week
Speaker 1: he confirms the National Review that he is again considering
Speaker 1: a run in t do it An brought you account flaying,
Speaker 1: check you out on the half of this country which
Speaker 1: does not want you to be president, but which broadly
Speaker 1: wants you to run. Donald Trump has been saying that
Speaker 1: he will run for president as a Republican, which is
Speaker 1: surprising since I just assumed he was running as a joke.
Speaker 1: Is that people think that Donald Trump is a clown?
Speaker 1: Donald Donald Trump is a clown? And I mean, does
Speaker 1: anybody seriously think that Donald Trump is serious about running
Speaker 1: for president? Donald Trump at the clown which Republican candidate
Speaker 1: and has the best chance of winning the general election
Speaker 1: of the declared ones? Right now, Donald Trump, president Obama
Speaker 1: will go down as perhaps the worst president in the
Speaker 1: history of the United States. Exclamation point at real Donald Trump.
Speaker 1: At real Donald Trump, at least I will go down
Speaker 1: as a president's Basically, this is the beginning of the
Speaker 1: end for Trump, at the beginning of the end. The
Speaker 1: beginning of the end is probably starting of the beginning
Speaker 1: of the end for for Donald Trump. Donald You're not
Speaker 1: gonna be able to insult your way to the presidency.
Speaker 1: The strongest person usually isn't the loudest one in the room.
Speaker 1: So right now we have Hillary is about seventy five favorite.
Speaker 1: We have different person. Chris has Hillary lind up by
Speaker 1: double digits nationally twels picking a thirty eight four way race.
Speaker 1: Clinton leading in Florida, Clinton leading in North Carolina, Clinton
Speaker 1: leading in Ohio, Clinton leading in Nevada. I could go
Speaker 1: on and on and on. Uh. I continue to believe
Speaker 1: Mr trum Trump will not be president. And so right now,
Speaker 1: Mr Trump, to answer your call for political honesty, I
Speaker 1: just want to say, you're not going to be president.
Speaker 1: All right, it's been fun, it's been a great I
Speaker 1: love you ahead, but come on, come on, bunny. We're
Speaker 1: a major projection right now. It's Donald Trump will take
Speaker 1: lo Hi projects, Donald Trump will carry the state of
Speaker 1: Floridas for Donald trumpel Donald Trump, while we project Gilgan
Speaker 1: Kentucky within Indiana with its eleven collectoral roads, Wrestling Virginia, Colda, Tennessee,
Speaker 1: and mississimply South Carolina, Alabama, North Dakota up with its
Speaker 1: three electoral votes, and South Texas installed Eleusia, the state
Speaker 1: of Tana, North Carolina, Georgia, Utah, Wisconsin, Arizona, Kansas with
Speaker 1: its six electoral votes, Nebraska and its five electoral votes,
Speaker 1: and why You're only with its three electoral vote. Sorry
Speaker 1: to keep you waiting, complicated business. A lot of people
Speaker 1: have laughed at me over these. Now they're not laughing
Speaker 1: so much. I'll tell you. There you have it. The
Speaker 1: medium meltdown continues. By the way, this is getting beyond sirius,
Speaker 1: as the alt radical left, led by Obama and Hillary Clinton,
Speaker 1: have lost their collective minds. I mean, Harry Reid. The
Speaker 1: election of Donald Trump has emboldened the forces of hate
Speaker 1: and bigotry in America. White House, white nationalist Vladimir putin
Speaker 1: isis are celebrating Trump's victory. Will innocent, law abiding Americans
Speaker 1: are racked with fear and it goes on from there.
Speaker 1: Secret Service now is spending more time investigating quote Twitter
Speaker 1: assassination threats again Donald Trump. Uh. The media has been
Speaker 1: ignoring all of these anti Trump hate crimes that I've
Speaker 1: been describing to you. We've got Republicans now calling on
Speaker 1: Obama and Clinton to reel in the Soros, rent A rioters,
Speaker 1: the alt left radicals. We'll see if if any of
Speaker 1: that ends up being true, or if they end up
Speaker 1: helping in any way shape, matter of form, and so
Speaker 1: much more that we have to get to. But there
Speaker 1: is mass hysteria that has broken out by the alt left,
Speaker 1: the alt radical left, massive protest plan for his inauguration.
Speaker 1: Connecticut police arrest too for brutally assaulting Trump supporters. You
Speaker 1: got media to blame for the left's post Trump freak
Speaker 1: out um, and you've got Britain and France snubbing the
Speaker 1: e use emergency Trump meeting. Wanda Sykes got booed after
Speaker 1: an anti Trump I guess bit that she did joining
Speaker 1: us now, somebody who has experienced this, they're a little
Speaker 1: ahead of the curve. With Brexit. It was the leading
Speaker 1: spokesperson member of the European Parliament for the Southeast of England,
Speaker 1: campaign leader for the Brexit movement and a friend of
Speaker 1: mine I admire greatly Nigel Fage as well us. How
Speaker 1: are you, sir. I'm good and I'm just it's like
Speaker 1: deja vous everything that's happening now in America, the way
Speaker 1: the media are or traying, you know, race hate crimes
Speaker 1: and yet don't portray crimes against Trump supporters. It reminds
Speaker 1: me of Brexit a few months ago. You know, it
Speaker 1: really does. How bad did it get and did it
Speaker 1: start to get better? Did they finally accept the results
Speaker 1: I know that Great Britain now is having it having
Speaker 1: some court difficulties moving forward with Brexit. You know, of
Speaker 1: those that voted Remain to stay in the European Union.
Speaker 1: I did a phone in show the other day, just
Speaker 1: like you're doing now, and I said, I want to
Speaker 1: hear from you if you're a Remain voter, ring me
Speaker 1: if you accept the result or don't accept the result.
Speaker 1: Se people who voted remain say, do you know what.
Speaker 1: We live in a democracy and we abide by the result.
Speaker 1: But the problem is the real problem here is that
Speaker 1: some of the big businesses that want this globalist agenda
Speaker 1: will keep on playing. Some of the so called liberal
Speaker 1: media will never give up, and you know, you get
Speaker 1: the odd rock star and a few students. Funny, isn't it.
Speaker 1: I watched all those rioters outside Trump Tower when I
Speaker 1: was there the other day. I bet you none of
Speaker 1: them actually bothered a vote. They're too busy smoking drugs.
Speaker 1: You know. I was there Saturday, and I gotta tell
Speaker 1: you there was a huge crowd and it was getting
Speaker 1: cold when I got there. Yeah, well good, I mean,
Speaker 1: shaving didn't rain. In my opinion, Look, the problem is this.
Speaker 1: The problem is that the liberal elite took charge of
Speaker 1: the West over twenty years ago. They have been completely
Speaker 1: in control and they just are not waking up and
Speaker 1: smelling the coffee. They're not recognizing that what is done
Speaker 1: is done. We we now in Britain. Yeah, there are
Speaker 1: legal challenges, there are various things going on, but believe me,
Speaker 1: Brexit's going to happen. And Trump is president. And I
Speaker 1: would say that every one of those people that's been
Speaker 1: out protesting now, I wonder are they Americans or are
Speaker 1: they the same protests as we had in London who've
Speaker 1: been shipped over. I'm not sure, but either way that
Speaker 1: you are a democratic country and people need to accept
Speaker 1: the results. Donald J. Trump the president. He does and
Speaker 1: he will, you know, Nigel, on a very serious note,
Speaker 1: I have called this the election of the Forgotten Man,
Speaker 1: and for the last year on this program, and I've
Speaker 1: sworn I'm not going to give the statistics out anymore
Speaker 1: because my audience knows him by heart. The American people
Speaker 1: have suffered greatly under these liberal leftist, alt leftist policies
Speaker 1: of Obama. Obama has embraced the most radical elements like
Speaker 1: Black Lives Matter, Occupy Wall Street, move On dot Org, etcetera.
Speaker 1: And they've embraced him, and he's embraced them. And unfortunately, liberalism, leftism,
Speaker 1: globalism has not worked. And Americans, especially in the Rust belt,
Speaker 1: were the victims of bad government policies that hurt them,
Speaker 1: took away their opportunities, and hurt their families. That's what
Speaker 1: this election was about. So to me, it's really about
Speaker 1: Donald Trump following up on the very things he promised
Speaker 1: in the election. If he does that, he will be
Speaker 1: a successful president. No, he won't be here, right, yes,
Speaker 1: so here are You're right? Absolutely here. I had the privilege, Sean,
Speaker 1: as you know, of spending a bit of time with
Speaker 1: Donald Trump a couple of days ago. I met a
Speaker 1: very thoughtful, a very reflective man, and we talked about things,
Speaker 1: and I said, he something his absolute sincerity in his
Speaker 1: heart that he wants to bring back job, he wants
Speaker 1: to make the lives of decent, ordinary people better. I
Speaker 1: did not doubt for a moment. I think his economic plans,
Speaker 1: the idea he's working on. I think in a year's
Speaker 1: time there'll be a lot of people who have been
Speaker 1: very critical of Trump, who we're going to say, do
Speaker 1: you know what we're surprised. This man gets it. And
Speaker 1: let's remember he's not a career politician, he's not part
Speaker 1: of that Washington swamp. He's an individual, he's a businessman,
Speaker 1: he's a personality, he's a character. He cares, and what
Speaker 1: I got from my meeting the other day, he's a
Speaker 1: proper human being. And I do know what I'm actually
Speaker 1: despite all the negative stories that we're hearing about protests
Speaker 1: and everything else, I'm actually very very optimistic. I'm extremely
Speaker 1: to missay. I'll tell you why. I mean, simple things
Speaker 1: will have a profound impact on the economy. I mean,
Speaker 1: you see this, for example in Ireland because they have
Speaker 1: one of the lowest corporate tax rates in the industrialized world.
Speaker 1: And I know the rest of Europe has been pretty
Speaker 1: angry at Ireland, but Ireland has attracted a lot of
Speaker 1: business by having those low rates, by dropping the corporate
Speaker 1: tax rate. People some people don't understand corporations don't pay taxes.
Speaker 1: They pass the cost on the consumers. Secondly, if multinational
Speaker 1: corporations are incentivized at a low rate of ten percent
Speaker 1: to bring back trillions, it'll be like a shot of
Speaker 1: adrenaline through our entire economic system, as will eliminating Obamacare,
Speaker 1: and the push towards energy independence. Those that combination is
Speaker 1: just a prescription for great success. I think that what
Speaker 1: Trump said because America has got the most ridiculous corporate
Speaker 1: tax rates in the world. Now there's something like two
Speaker 1: trillion dollars sitting in the Cayman Ireland, sitting off shore.
Speaker 1: And I think if some does a deal with these
Speaker 1: companies on corporation tax, and there's right, guys, we are
Speaker 1: now going to come to a deal, charge you a
Speaker 1: sensible rate for corporation tax. But in return, I want
Speaker 1: you to invest in research and technology. I want you
Speaker 1: to guarantee jobs for American workers. I tell you what,
Speaker 1: that's the biggest economic win win ever. I think what
Speaker 1: he's doing on that is absolutely inspired. I think, you know,
Speaker 1: it's just a formula for success. What do you think
Speaker 1: the impact is going to be on Great Britain when
Speaker 1: Brexit is fully enacted? What does it mean? I am British,
Speaker 1: but I spent much of my working life working for
Speaker 1: American companies. I've spent thirty five years spending a lot
Speaker 1: of time in your country. I am I am all
Speaker 1: for the UK US relationship. Think as close as it
Speaker 1: can be. Come on, guys, we're basically cousins. That's how
Speaker 1: I see it now. Obama Obama resented the United Kingdom.
Speaker 1: He was against us. His first gesture as president Winston
Speaker 1: Churchill the path of Winston Churchill from that Oval Office.
Speaker 1: And I maybe a bit cheekily, but I did ask
Speaker 1: the President lex And when I was with him, I said,
Speaker 1: would you, as a sign of friendship with the UK
Speaker 1: I'm the whole English speaking world, put that buff back
Speaker 1: in the Oval Office. And you know what, his eyes
Speaker 1: lit up. He got it, he saw it. I want
Speaker 1: US Sean to have a close trade relationship. I want
Speaker 1: us to work together militarily. But no more Libyas, please,
Speaker 1: no more Libyas. And this is something that Trump gets.
Speaker 1: I'm very optimistic. And I tell you what, maybe slightly selfishly,
Speaker 1: a Trump administration that makes positive noises about the United
Speaker 1: Kingdom helps us. Gives us a really strong hand in
Speaker 1: our renegotiation with the European Union. You have look at
Speaker 1: that relationship, never ever should have deteriorated the way it did.
Speaker 1: And I, by the way, I'd love to see that
Speaker 1: bust back in the Oval Office, as you would. And similarly,
Speaker 1: I would argue Nigel that what has happened with our
Speaker 1: relationship with Israel is tantamount to a foreign policy disaster.
Speaker 1: And now that will be repaired as well, I believe
Speaker 1: well Trump will put that right. Trump will have no
Speaker 1: more libyas and Trump, I think intelligently, it's not saying
Speaker 1: that Putin's a great guy, but is saying, can we
Speaker 1: please stop provoking him? And look at the Ukraine. We
Speaker 1: had NATO and the European Union saying to the Ukraine,
Speaker 1: come and join us, you know, directly putting a threat
Speaker 1: on Russia's border as as the Russian saw it. And
Speaker 1: you know, if you pope the Russian bear with a stick,
Speaker 1: don't be surprised when you get a reaction. And I
Speaker 1: think the Trump idea of flying to Moscow, meeting Pusin talking,
Speaker 1: and I'm going to bring it back to Churchill because
Speaker 1: Churchill said many years ago he said Georgia is better
Speaker 1: than war war. And you know something, I think the
Speaker 1: world is a much safer place with President Trump than
Speaker 1: it would have been with President Clinton. I just leard
Speaker 1: piles sweat and tells pretty good, right, Yeah, I think
Speaker 1: that's right. That's I'm trying my best Nigel. If I
Speaker 1: can't make you laugh, it wasn't tire Shwanton tees. But listen,
Speaker 1: there was no you know, by the way, it is
Speaker 1: interesting there is a similarity. I mean he was known
Speaker 1: for having a little drink or two. Winston Churchill, he
Speaker 1: was known for his cigars, and he was known for
Speaker 1: his salty language. Am I correct? You are absolutely right?
Speaker 1: And where I'm speaking to you, and he saved the
Speaker 1: free world at the time, but not no minor detail
Speaker 1: that where I'm speaking to you from right now is
Speaker 1: two miles away from Chartwell, where Churchill lived. And I've
Speaker 1: grown up studying Churchill, the man, Churchill the politician, Churchill
Speaker 1: the warrior. And I tell you what, anybody out there
Speaker 1: who has not read a couple of books on Winston Churchill,
Speaker 1: You've missed something. This was the greatest guy I think
Speaker 1: that ever lived. And important to remember his mother was
Speaker 1: an American. You know. It's also important to remember he
Speaker 1: one of the one of the more damning moments in history,
Speaker 1: biggest mistakes. Here he goes out in the Middle and
Speaker 1: the Battle of Britain every day while Britain is being
Speaker 1: bombed to show confidence and bring confidence to the people
Speaker 1: risking his own life and then you guys throw him
Speaker 1: out after he wins the war. What was that all about?
Speaker 1: That was absolutely bizarre. I think basically they thought he
Speaker 1: was a great wartime leader, but maybe not a great
Speaker 1: peacetime leader. But either way, he's a great man. He
Speaker 1: loved Britain, he loved America, something I guess that would
Speaker 1: never leave. Years between us have shared triumphs and tragedies.
Speaker 1: But if it wasn't for the British American relationship, we
Speaker 1: would not have beaten the scourge of Nazism. We're not
Speaker 1: We're gonna stop these terrible things. And I'm just I'm
Speaker 1: excited about having a president that recognizes that, that understands
Speaker 1: that we've got a very strong, positive future. The well
Speaker 1: set up. Let's play a little Winston Churchill for you.
Speaker 1: As we close up, Nigel, thank you, I will say,
Speaker 1: hit the way war by the land of there all
Speaker 1: I all the strength that God can give it, the
Speaker 1: way against the monsters, never in the dark and lamentable
Speaker 1: catalog of human crime. You are victory. One word victory, yes,
Speaker 1: straight old of God. All right, we gotta Nigel, God
Speaker 1: bless you, my friend. Very historic. All right, as promise.
Speaker 1: Let's get to our busy telephones. Here we go to
Speaker 1: uh Fox News Radio five in Fort Myers, Florida. Frank
Speaker 1: is standing by. Frank, Hi, how are you glad you called? Sir?
Speaker 1: Great glad to talk to you for the first time.
Speaker 1: Thank you, my friend. I'll be down there pretty soon
Speaker 1: to visit you. Go ahead. What's going on? Well, I
Speaker 1: hope we get to see you. But here's where after
Speaker 1: listening this weekend, I'm worried about Mr Trump. How on
Speaker 1: a bunch of stuff already? All right, what do you
Speaker 1: what do you think he caved on that you don't like? Well,
Speaker 1: he's taken off the Muslim web site already. Um, and
Speaker 1: I noticed that on Friday. Then well, remember he had
Speaker 1: at remember what he said, he said people coming from
Speaker 1: and and this was what he said during the campaign
Speaker 1: because I followed it very very closely. He originally made
Speaker 1: those comments Muslim countries. It evolved into extreme vetting. Last night.
Speaker 1: He reiterated extreme vetting on sixty minutes and he said
Speaker 1: people that would come from countries that have cultures that
Speaker 1: are extremely different counter basically the antithesis of our constitutional values.
Speaker 1: So I don't think he backed down at all. Now,
Speaker 1: the other claim is that on Obamacare, letting kids stay
Speaker 1: on the plans until twenty six and what was the
Speaker 1: pre existing conditions? Okay, those were always in every single
Speaker 1: replacement bill that Republicans had offered. That was in every
Speaker 1: single one of them. And he said it to me
Speaker 1: in interviews, you know, And I know it's the media
Speaker 1: on us, but they don't. I know it. Those two
Speaker 1: I I agree with the way the media. Hey listen,
Speaker 1: this is the corrupt media I've been playing all day
Speaker 1: that said he would never be president and laughed at him.
Speaker 1: This is the same corrupt media that was colluding with
Speaker 1: the Clinton campaign and giving her debate questions and giving
Speaker 1: her editing ability of their stories at the New York
Speaker 1: Times in Politico and asking the d n C like
Speaker 1: they did at CNN, what questions they wanted asked of
Speaker 1: Donald Trump. So you know, remember, this is the same
Speaker 1: New York Times that wouldn't wouldn't delve deep. We did
Speaker 1: the vetting that they wouldn't do. These are the same
Speaker 1: people in the media that wouldn't tell you what was
Speaker 1: happening with Wiki leaks. You know, we we talked about
Speaker 1: it at length on this radio show and we put
Speaker 1: it up every night on TV. You know, I know
Speaker 1: that the media will go nuts when I say this.
Speaker 1: I am by far, I'm not I'm not a journalist.
Speaker 1: I am a talk show host with opinions. Everybody knows
Speaker 1: where I'm coming from. They're not journalists, they are advocates,
Speaker 1: and they're dishonest. We are honest about what we do.
Speaker 1: This is the Clintons Server Foundation story, which we covered
Speaker 1: so extensively, and Wiki leaks, which we covered so extensively.
Speaker 1: If any objective, fair balanced, you know, mainstream media personality
Speaker 1: would get down deep into the weeds of these things.
Speaker 1: They would be this generation's Woodward and Bernstey of Watergate fame.
Speaker 1: But they didn't have They didn't want to do it
Speaker 1: because it didn't fit their political narrative. And as a result,
Speaker 1: all trust in the mainstream media is dead. I called
Speaker 1: it in two thousand and eight. I said journalism is dead.
Speaker 1: Now everybody gets everybody now, there's no ambiguity. You learned
Speaker 1: what I knew back in oh eight in this election cycle,
Speaker 1: and what I told you was happening. There is an
Speaker 1: informational crisis in America. Although now Americans have choices, they
Speaker 1: get their information from websites, from blog sites, wherever they want,
Speaker 1: talk radio, Fox News, whatever programs they like. They get
Speaker 1: to choose and they know who's telling them the truth,
Speaker 1: and now we can vet them. And I'm gonna do
Speaker 1: this tonight on our my TV show. And they hate me,
Speaker 1: by the way, absolutely. Um Look, let me let me
Speaker 1: be very blunt here, and I don't overstep. Rumors of
Speaker 1: my death are greatly exaggerated. There were obituaries pre written
Speaker 1: for the day after election day of Donald Trump lost
Speaker 1: about me, Linda true or false. We know for a
Speaker 1: fact we know who would have written them. We know
Speaker 1: we would have been at war with those that sabotage
Speaker 1: Donald Trump. I decided not to go there because my
Speaker 1: focus is on solving problems getting America, getting Americans the
Speaker 1: jobs they deserve, the opportunities they deserve, fixing this broken country.
Speaker 1: I'm focused on that. You know, There'll be plenty of
Speaker 1: time if I really want to to go through the
Speaker 1: list of people that I have zero respect for in
Speaker 1: terms of unfinished business in this campaign. But I'm more
Speaker 1: concerned I want to see the guys in Michigan and Pennsylvania, Ohio, Wisconsin,
Speaker 1: all over this country. The forgotten men and women that
Speaker 1: I talked about every single day with my statistics, that
Speaker 1: I'm not allowed to talk about anymore because I beat
Speaker 1: them to death. That's what this election was about for me.
Speaker 1: That's it. Anyway, Let's go back to our phones. Thank you, sir,
Speaker 1: appreciate it. Let's go to Dallas, Texas. The answer Chad
Speaker 1: is standing by Chad. Hi, how are you and welcome
Speaker 1: to the program. Doing good? Thank you for taking my call. Yes, sir,
Speaker 1: when did you first think on Tuesday night election that
Speaker 1: he had it in the bag? And what do you
Speaker 1: think his top cabinet members? I think you've got to
Speaker 1: put Rudy Julianni in there. I mean, you know, I
Speaker 1: know maybe some people look at Rudy's views on socialism.
Speaker 1: Rudy governed New York City like a hard core conservative,
Speaker 1: So I think he's probably up for state or a
Speaker 1: g Pete Session centator sessions. I think I think he'd
Speaker 1: be a fantastic choice. I'd like to see Rick Perry
Speaker 1: brought into the administration. I happen to be a big
Speaker 1: fan of the former governor of Texas. Yeah, he's an aggie. Um,
Speaker 1: I think the people around him that you see. Look,
Speaker 1: the problem is is I have inside information and I'm
Speaker 1: not at liberty to really discuss. Let me be honest.
Speaker 1: So but I think you're gonna see a coalition of
Speaker 1: really bright, smart, intelligent people that are going to be
Speaker 1: focused on fixing problems. You know what did I call
Speaker 1: it back in Conservative Solutions for America? You know this
Speaker 1: is not for me about Donald Trump. Donald Trump was
Speaker 1: the vehicle and laid out his vision and agenda that
Speaker 1: I agree with. To me, it's the agenda. To me,
Speaker 1: it's the problem solving. To me, it's getting the economy
Speaker 1: being fixed, the immigration situation being resolved, energy independence, Obamacare,
Speaker 1: eliminated education back to the states, don't start wars, send
Speaker 1: people to fight, bleed and die, and then pull the
Speaker 1: plug on them, or don't go at all. To me,
Speaker 1: it's about just basic, simple common sense. We can invite
Speaker 1: people into the country. If they think they have the
Speaker 1: right to tell women how to dress, Sorry, that goes
Speaker 1: against their constitutional values. Or they think that gays and
Speaker 1: lesbian should be killed, sorry, we're not going to tolerate
Speaker 1: their intolerance. Or if they persecute Christians or Jews, we're
Speaker 1: not going to bring it into the country. You know,
Speaker 1: that's what it's about for me, So my you know, look,
Speaker 1: I'll support Donald Trump. I'm gonna be very clear about this.
Speaker 1: If Donald Trump, if he made a bad choice on
Speaker 1: a Supreme Court justice, if he doesn't build the wall,
Speaker 1: if he doesn't drop if he doesn't push hard for
Speaker 1: the economic plan he outlined, if he doesn't repeal Obamacare,
Speaker 1: if he doesn't send education back to the states, make America,
Speaker 1: move to make America energy independent, there will be no
Speaker 1: louder critic than Sean Hannity. For me, it wasn't about
Speaker 1: Donald Trump personally. I love the guy. He's a great guy.
Speaker 1: Keep your promises, that's what I want. You know, what,
Speaker 1: do you know? What do you want Hannity? All these people?
Speaker 1: Why is everyone speculating, Oh, Hannity's going into the minister No,
Speaker 1: I'm not. I have a contract and I have a job,
Speaker 1: and one of my jobs is to hold politicians feet
Speaker 1: to the fire. Right now, Donald Trump has set up,
Speaker 1: I think, a prescription to solve many of America's problems
Speaker 1: and help you, the American people. My job now is
Speaker 1: to hold him to his promises. Because I believed him.
Speaker 1: I was telling liberals and you know, never Trumpers people
Speaker 1: and all those lunatics out there sabotaging him. You own it.
Speaker 1: And I said, alone the promises Donald Trump made that
Speaker 1: I asked him so many times about, and if he
Speaker 1: doesn't keep his promises, I'm gonna be mad and I'm
Speaker 1: gonna feel disappointed, and I think he'd make a big mistake.
Speaker 1: But with that said, after I talked to him, I'm
Speaker 1: actually pretty convinced he's gonna keep him the vast majority
Speaker 1: of them if he does six things. If he appoints
Speaker 1: originalist to the Supreme Court, if he builds the wall,
Speaker 1: if he really vets refugees and goes to safe zones instead,
Speaker 1: if he eliminates Obamacare with health savings accounts, and he
Speaker 1: makes us energy independent and it says education back to
Speaker 1: the States. I'm i that is so powerful. Those fundamentals,
Speaker 1: you know, think about like in in sports, you want
Speaker 1: to be a great quarterback. Unlike the Jets don't seem
Speaker 1: to have a quarterback that's working. What's frustrates me. You
Speaker 1: got to be great at the fundamentals. I would tell
Speaker 1: people getting into the radio business, pay attention to the fundamentals.
Speaker 1: You know, how many times have you heard a guest
Speaker 1: host on a radio show. Okay, um, oh break, you
Speaker 1: want me to take a break? Now? Does that mean
Speaker 1: break you? You kind of look like you're breaking a
Speaker 1: stick on although you don't have a stick in your hand. Okay,
Speaker 1: we're gonna take a break and we'll come back and
Speaker 1: um um um we'll um you know, instead of preparing
Speaker 1: a little bit. All right, I'm so and so, I'm
Speaker 1: in for so and so. Here's our toll free telephone number.
Speaker 1: When we come back, we'll get to your calls and comments.
Speaker 1: That's called fundamentals. That's interesting, interesting, that's Alec Baldwin without
Speaker 1: the fundamentals. You know, I could have helped them. I would,
Speaker 1: you know, I would have been glad to offer him
Speaker 1: advice before we made a total imbecile out of himself.
Speaker 1: When we come back, we have time, no break. When
Speaker 1: can we take some call ivan whenever we want? Do
Speaker 1: we have calls that are on there? Now? No call?
Speaker 1: Nobody can do people call to get on the air?
Speaker 1: I mean, do we have that number? It's right there?
Speaker 1: You know? Do I have the call number in front
Speaker 1: of me? Oh? I'm so sorry. Uh that's interesting. Interesting
Speaker 1: At twelve ten at PHT of course, any other questions,
Speaker 1: you have, any other comments you have, call us um
Speaker 1: um to the what else? Call us please now? Um.
Speaker 1: If you don't call, we're gonna keep reading from the
Speaker 1: Scientology Manual. You might not feel it. You might not
Speaker 1: feel the energy right now, you might not feel the
Speaker 1: swell of what's happening here? Aybody calls yet? There? Ivan?
Speaker 1: No calls? Let's speak some more about scientology. Is Sean
Speaker 1: Hannity a scientologist? Alec Baldwin posing the big questions tonight? Here?
Speaker 1: Do we have any calls here yet? Ivan? None? Boy
Speaker 1: it's just incredible, unbelievable. Well you leave us no choice listeners.
Speaker 1: That really happened. That was a real radio program, as
Speaker 1: a matter of fact, let me put it this way,
Speaker 1: the greatest radio talk show ever, How not to do
Speaker 1: a radio talk show by Alec Baldwin. All right, Chad,
Speaker 1: we'll give you the last word. I didn't mean to
Speaker 1: cut you off. No, it's good, it's good. It's sorry
Speaker 1: about your dad's cowboys are doing good. When are you
Speaker 1: getting back to Dallas? Man? Well, you know, I don't know. Um.
Speaker 1: Phil Boyce, my former program director, Buddy, is begging me
Speaker 1: to go, and he's driving me nuts because I'm trying
Speaker 1: not to travel. But we're gonna get down there when
Speaker 1: we can. I you know, I'm a little older now,
Speaker 1: I'm trying to travel less. But you gotta stick. You
Speaker 1: gotta pick out a spot. It's up for grabs right
Speaker 1: out of Florida. Gonna get you here. Already have a
Speaker 1: spot down in Florida. I need one in Dallas or
Speaker 1: I need like a little baby ranch. I talked to
Speaker 1: Rick Perry went and I said, I want to get
Speaker 1: a ranch one day and raise cattle. He goes, I
Speaker 1: know the perfect places like I said, Well, how big
Speaker 1: is it? Oh? Ten or twenty thousand acres? Said no, no, no, no.
Speaker 1: I want the baby style ranch, the little itty bitty
Speaker 1: baby ranch one you know where I could ride my
Speaker 1: bike around the property and be exhausted. That would be
Speaker 1: enough room for me anyway. Thank you Michelle and Texas also, Michelle,
Speaker 1: how are you glad you called? We have about forty
Speaker 1: five seconds. Thank you. I made a vow to myself
Speaker 1: that when Trump won, I would call Sean Hannity and
Speaker 1: personally thank him for being a true patriot and true American.
Speaker 1: I thank you, I thank the American people for this
Speaker 1: well thank you. In two thousand eight, I was just
Speaker 1: as disappointed as you, but I realized the American people
Speaker 1: were sleeping. We weren't ready for a Trump then. But you,
Speaker 1: in these last four years, you've done an excellent job
Speaker 1: of exposing the corruption associated with the Obama administration, the
Speaker 1: Clinton campaign, and the liberal media. And I'm just I'm
Speaker 1: I've been listening, I've been paying attention. I've been spreading
Speaker 1: the word I can dance. Too many people to vote
Speaker 1: for Trump. Good for you, Good for you, you know.
Speaker 1: And also I appreciate you adding two new words to
Speaker 1: my vocabulary, secklists and collusion. Okay, I'm glad. I gotta
Speaker 1: you know. I want people to understand. And it was
Speaker 1: so much written about me before this election. People, Linda,
Speaker 1: they don't know me. They don't understand what drives this show.
Speaker 1: They don't understand what motivates me. And what I'm happy
Speaker 1: it is about in this whole thing, and I'm not pollyannish,
Speaker 1: is that we now have a chance to fix the mess.
Speaker 1: That's what I'm happy, you know. Do I feel you
Speaker 1: know people writing me, oh you you helped you have
Speaker 1: I'm like, thank you very much. We all helped We're
Speaker 1: all spokes in a wheel. You need every spoke to
Speaker 1: make the wheel go around. But the main spokes in
Speaker 1: the wheel were you, the American people, because you did
Speaker 1: not listen to an abusively biased media that was trying
Speaker 1: to corrupt your mind with propaganda and misinformation. So I'm
Speaker 1: so proud of all of you for not falling for
Speaker 1: that